Adam Sandler's Netflix movie Happy Gilmore 2 slammed by fans for its poor colour grading: 'Eminem looks like he has jaundice'
Viewers have pointed out that the sequel's lighting and visual tone feel off, especially when scenes are directly compared to the original Happy Gilmore. Some are even sarcastically suggesting that the movie was filmed using iPhones or low-end equipment, criticising Netflix for prioritising content output over visual quality.
What is Happy Gilmore 2 about?
Happy Gilmore 2 picks up years after the events of Happy Gilmore, following Happy as he navigates a comeback tour after a long hiatus from professional golf. This time, he's mentoring a young, hot-headed prodigy while clashing with a new generation of players. The film mixes nostalgia with newer storylines, aiming to bridge the gap between long-time fans and a younger audience.
Fans react to poor visuals and awkward colour grading
One user wrote, 'Why does it look like it was made by a YouTuber? Why does Eminem look like he has jaundice? Did he need that much makeup?When they did the cutbackto the original movie, the lighting and colour grading were perfect. How did Adam Sandler watch this and go, 'Yeah, this will do''?
Why does it look like it was made by a youtuber?why does eminem look like he has jaundice ?did he need that much makeup.?when they do the cut back to the original movie the lighting and color grading was perfect. how did adam sandler watch this and go "yeah this will do" 😭
Another said, 'This lowkey looks worse in quality than videos I have taken on my iPhone camera.' Others echoed the sentiment, 'Netflix ruined everything. Quantity over quality now.' 'They probably shot the new movie on iPhones or something.' Check out more reactions below:
They probably shot the new movie on iPhones or something
It all looks like YouTube skits nowadays
looks like a superbowl commercial
I don't understand why they stopped caring about good color pallets for films
All the star cameos in Happy Gilmore 2
Despite the criticism, Happy Gilmore 2 does offer a buffet of unexpected celebrity cameos. Eminem makes a surprise appearance, though fans weren't too happy with his overdone makeup. Also popping up are sports legend Shaquille O'Neal, Rob Schneider (of course), Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore, Chris Rock, Kevin James, and even former NBA player Charles Barkley. Pop star Bad Bunny and NFL champion Travis Kelce also make cameo appearances. The movie leans hard into the nostalgia factor, even cutting back to scenes from the original film to remind viewers where it all began.
Still, for many fans, the celebrity cameos weren't enough to distract from the film's jarring visual downgrade.
Whether Happy Gilmore 2 holds up as a worthy sequel or not might be up for debate, but fans definitely expected a better-looking film than what they got.
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